Recent reviews by Sharp_Stone

150 hours (orso) later and I finished the game.
Best game I've played in a long time, some difficult choices to make and some of them that didn't align in the way I go so, but he that is part of the game as well.
The game mechanics are awsome and sometimes I discovered I could do things halfway through. The game was easy to navigate as I only looked up the wiki a couple of times to check out some conditions during a fight. And needed a bit of help with some sort of "clown".

I wished there was some open world after the main game set in the future as you can explore the wildersnis or something, I don't think the developers will add content to the game as they said it is a finished game. But I do hope Gamers can make their own campaign in this engine and game for say Steam's Workshop.

Overal level design ++ Game mechanics ++ Laughter ∞ Items + (Items sets could be more a thing?)

Hi,

An honest review after a day playing it. I'm lvl 5 played multiplayer and we've two NPCs unlocked so far.

The game,
It is good, it runs well and seems they did a lot with optimizing. I'm running this on 6600xt with a 3700x. It was easy to set up and a dedicated server as wel.

The gameplay,
It's an early acces game, but the core of the game is there. The gameplay is fun and smooth so is lvl progression, and evolution and map progression go hand in hand. I'm playing this with friends and shared XP is on even over longer distances (don't know if there is a limit or to turn shared XP off) it does semes like everyone gets the same amount of XP the same amount when you play single player.

Mobs,
Mobs, enemy design is quite refreshing. It's original and looks good. The enemy has attack patterns so you can even beat them while lvl 1 if you want to go for the grind. Different zones have different enemys and sometimes a sub boss. Have yet to encounter a boss battle. If you play multiplayer you may find the amount of mobs lacking. Hopefully they can address this to with something to active player count on the server.

Fighting,
There is a variety of weapons to chose from, it's well thought out and I don't miss anything at the moment. I do wonder how to get more spells because they seem limited at the moment, maybe later on a NPC unlock those for me.
The skill tree offers, after unlocking the skill, more options to fight your opponents.

NPC,
So far I've unlocked two, the blacksmith and the gardener. The blacksmith is the first to unlock after that you can unlock more NPC by finding their location on the map and do something specific in that area. The NPCs are well thought out and unlocks more building items and weapons.

Building,
The building in game is not quite intuitive. It needs a bit of a learning curve, not a steep one, but ones you have it going it's quite ok. Not the best I've seen, but it's ok in its own form.
You don't have to craft specific items like walls, flooring, and or beams. But you craft a building block, like a wood or a stone block. The you use the hammer to select a variety of things to build.

Character,
In my opinion for a fantasy setting it lacks character customisation. It gets the job done but I was there was more to it. Also in game the character feels s bit plane with no vanity items. Overal the model looks good and I hope they will add on to this in the future.

I can recommend to buy this game if you like a RPG game with skill trees, building, lvl progression, puzzles, and open world that you can do at your own pace.
So far for me 8/10

Good gunplay in comparison to PD2. Graphics are also ok. Still some minor bugs and quality of life things but overall good basics for a game nowadays. Triple A game without the Triple A price.

Do you like Terraria, crafting, dungeoning, and skill based characters in a pixelated universe? Then is this the game to play.

Do not buy this game it sucks on the PC, only if you have a controler you may be able to play this game.